Junior Legal Campaigner, HazteOír
? Location: Madrid, Spain
⏳ Work Type: Full-time (40 hours per week)

Are you at the beginning of your legal career and eager to use your knowledge to support the defense of our mission?

HazteOír is seeking a motivated and analytically minded Junior Legal Campaigner to support our ongoing legal and institutional accountability efforts. This is an opportunity to develop practical experience with judicial cases while contributing to legal initiatives that can create meaningful cultural, institutional, and public impact.

You will help ensure that our legal cases are carefully documented, monitored, and understood within HazteOír’s broader strategic work. If you can analyze the law while also recognizing its wider impact, this role could be for you.

About the Role
As Junior Legal Campaigner, you will provide hands-on support for HazteOír’s ongoing judicial cases and legal initiatives. You will organize legal documentation, monitor deadlines and case developments, conduct research,



and help ensure that the team has accurate and up-to-date information.

This is a junior role, and previous professional legal experience is not required. However, you will need the academic background and legal knowledge necessary to understand judicial documents, identify relevant information, and process it carefully.

You will work closely with the legal team and other departments to ensure that legal developments are understood within the broader context of HazteOír’s institutional objectives. You will also participate in legal strategy meetings and help translate complex developments into clear internal updates and supporting materials.

The role requires attention to detail, organizational discipline, intellectual curiosity, and a willingness to learn. You should be comfortable taking ownership of practical tasks while understanding how accurate legal work supports the organization’s wider impact.

The Junior Legal Campaigner reports to the Legal and

📌 Junior Legal Campaigner (España)
🏢 HazteOir.org
📍 España